Lawrence Daily Journal World 1964 staff and masthead
The item lists the Lawrence Daily Journal World staff led by President and Editor Dolph C Simons Sr and other executives. It notes the paper is published daily except Sunday by World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets with contact details and subscription rates.
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New Leaders Urged As Republicans Debate Party Chair Fate
The piece calls for fresh leadership in the Republican Party amid debates over Dean Burch’s future as national chairman. It argues for prioritizing national legislation and developing top-tier leaders in the House and Senate over internal power struggles. It warns that 1966 or 1968 election success hinges on planning and party quality.
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Senate
Unification Act Fight Costs Questioned by State Leader
State Superintendent Adel Throckmorton seeks a public accounting of local school board spending in opposing the 1963 unification act. He argues funding and lobbying practices raise questions about how tax money is used to influence legislation.
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Throckmorton
Pathologist Vacancy at Lawrence Memorial Hospital
The hospital has been without a full time pathologist since last March. The vacancy should be filled as soon as possible as a full time pathologist is vital to surgeons and patients. Several men have been considered for the post and staff urges prompt appointment to maintain high quality care.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Growing Pains? Foot Pain in Growing Kids
The article quotes Detroit podiatrist Dr Earl G Kaplan stating that growing pains can be real and that aching feet and legs in children deserve attention rather than dismissal. He cautions persistent pain should be evaluated to rule out underlying issues.
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Foot trouble in children common says foot doctor
Kaplan notes foot problems among schoolchildren are widespread and often correctable with early diagnosis as a foot specialist cites that about 80 percent of youngsters have some foot trouble.
Mao Cultism Is Strong Says London Observer Reporter
The piece argues Mao Tse-tung built a personalist cult to sustain his image and power in China. It parallels ancient Chinese heroes with modern guerrilla tactics and cites Sun Tzu on deception as a Marxist tool guiding Mao’s strategy and propaganda.
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Mitchells Welcome Son Sam Ware Mitchel
Old Home Town announces the birth of a son to Dr and Mrs Andy Mitchell of Kansas City. The Big Seven pre season tourney opened in Kansas City with KU edged by Iowa State 82 81. KU won Sunflower Invitational semi finals 40 24 over New Mexico in Topeka. Lawrence finances reduced bonded debt to 794296 despite new bonds 89664 issued. A Pike treaty site dispute reemerges with Nebraska claiming a Pawnee Village in Kansas. Lawrence High loses first game to Manual of Kansas City. Gov Davis dismisses Chancellor Lindley, while KU retains him.
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Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Text
The notice presents a Bible verse Hebrews 13 8 Jesus Christ is the same yesterday today and for ever followed by a prayer asking for unchanging love fellowship light and liberty through God. It reads as a devotional notice likely from a church or religious periodical.
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Jack's Straws Beware Nebraskans Nasty Plot by the Texans
In a critical column Jack Zimmerman blasts a Dallas ploy alleged to disgrace Nebraska University before the Cotton Bowl. He mocks a Texas welcome involving cowboy hats and a photographer, warns it could hurt Nebraska's morale, and suggests a retaliatory scheme to lure top Southwest Conference teams north in future bowls.
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Arkansans
Postmaster's Thank You for Journal-World Support
Lawrence Post Office staff thank the Journal-World for publicity on the Mail Early for Christmas Campaign. The letter notes improved mail movement during the season and credits cooperative effort with Lawrence patrons for handling higher volumes. George Caldwell 2616 Belle Haven Drive.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Housing Discrimination in Lawrence Faces Fear Over Property Values
A reader praises a December 17 editorial on housing discrimination and urges addressing the issue in Lawrence. The letter notes fear of property value loss is largely groundless, cites zoning and overbuilding as real threats, and calls for realistic solutions to improve housing access.
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Lawrence
Hymn Suppressed in Anglican Hymnal Over Sentiment
Reader notes a Journal-World item about removing Nearer My God to Thee from The Church of England hymnbook citing sentimentality and a Titanic legend. The piece recalls period coverage detailing survivors and the band perishing as the ship sank, with disputed claims of the hymn being sung.
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God
John C. Emick
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Official Pride On Mail Effort
Washington AP reports postal officials express pride at how smoothly the Christmas mail rush and three day delivery hiatus went. Officials credit planning and coordination for handling heavy holiday volumes efficiently.
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Christmas Mail Carriers Enjoy Three Day Break
Mail carriers received a three day Christmas holiday resulting in no mail deliveries on Friday Christmas Day Saturday or Sunday.
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John Wayne Says He Licked the Big C
Hollywood icon John Wayne, famed for Iwo Jima films and Westerns, announced he beat cancer after a recent lung operation, saying doctors removed the malignancy early. He stopped smoking and urged others to seek early checks.
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Big Duke
How to Stop Leg Cramps and Foot Pains Book Offer
A reader thanks Dr Molner for relief from leg and foot cramps and explains the value of a self help approach alongside medical treatment. The letter discusses patient psychology, combining simple methods, and notes that a booklet with guidance can help when doctors’ medicines alone fail. Requesting the booklet requires 20 cents and a stamped return envelope.
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Gleason Hamlet Moment Draws Burton Message
Drama note recalls Jackie Gleason reciting Hamlet on TV prompting a signed message from Richard Burton. The piece notes Gleason’s inebriated 2 am Boston barroom recital years earlier and Burton’s reaction. ART and POLITICS bits mention Larry Rivers Brandeis show and Newbold Morris park drive banter with Ellie Guggenheimer.
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Hamlet
Richard Burton
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Boston
Newbold Morris
N. Y
Ellie Guggenheimer
City Planning Commission
Checklist for a better world New Year resolutions humor
Hal Boyle imagines a whimsical 1965 bucket of resolutions aimed at personal improvement. The piece riffs on common vows and social foibles, urging readers to adopt honest acts, charity, patience, gentleness, sleep, and restraint, promising personal immortality if half are kept.
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